This is one of the easiest plants ever to grow. With its pretty vining form and plethora of varieties, pothos is a must-have for any room. It also adapts well to low light levels.
Zamioculcus zamiifolia, which is definitely easier to call ZZ plant, tolerates low light and only needs to be watered every two weeks or so.
With beautiful green and burgundy markings, prayer plant is a must-have houseplant. It grows in a mounding form and tolerates low to moderate light levels.
The strong upright form of snake plant makes it a striking statement plant. It can tolerate low light levels, and it only needs to be watered every few weeks.
This old favorite has pretty variegated leaves and a handsome upright form. New types such as 'crocodile' have even splashier foliage and a fun, ruffly midrib to give it additional textural interest.
If your bedroom has almost no natural light, aglaonema is a pretty, low-maintenance plant with splashy foliage in shades of pink or green and white.
Long the darling of social media, monstera has large Swiss cheese-like holes in its leaves and a beautiful form. It can get quite large and grows quickly in bright, indirect light.
Dark green heart-shaped leaves splashed with silver make this plant a must-have. Its attractive vining form means it looks fabulous draping over the edges of a nightstand.